December 25th, 2024. 05:17
Thank goodness Rudolph ate his carrots and helped me find my way around planet Earth. I’ve just made the last delivery, and there’s no sign of this mist lifting. What a night! Not as many mince pies and glasses of sherry as previous years, but at least Mrs Powell left out some of her homemade mince pies for me. She never fails to bake some for me despite her claiming to loathe baking. They tasted a little different this year, but at least she always cooks me some. She’ll never be on the naughty list.
That way, boys, towards the moon and we’ll soon be home. Never seen a moon quite like this one before, but it’s always the route we take to get us back to the North Pole.
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December 25th, 2025
For millions of people on planet Earth, Christmas would never be the same again. Empty stockings hang over fireplaces and at the end of beds. Underneath millions of Christmas trees, floors only showed signs of fallen pine needles rather than gifts. Nobody would ever find out that the bright light that followed Father Christmas the previous year was the light that many claimed to see when they departed this world.
Mrs Powell would never have to bake mince pies ever again, although she hadn’t baked any this year anyway.
Written in response to #writephoto on the blog of Sue Vincent’s Daily Echo.
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Well I wasn’t expecting a story like that! This is the first post at the top of my reader after I typed ‘Christmas’ in the search bar. Interesting!
So that explains why this post has taken off over the last week, Charis. I had no idea it was appearing at the top of the search list at WordPress when typing in ‘Christmas.’ Thanks for solving that mystery for me.
I have been seeing this kind of fog every morning.
Too warm right now for Christmastime snow in San Antonio, Texas!
I hear there was some snow in some parts of Texas a few weeks ago? Living in the UK, I see lots of fog. Just as well that Rudolf has a red nose. 😀
Yes. On December 7, it did snow here in San Antonio, Texas–the first time in 30 years, I am told. It snowed a grand total (insert drum roll here) of 1 inch. 😉
Interesting
Thank you.